Discharges Ordered for Massachusetts 54th and 455th Regiments
Orders issued for the discharge of the colored Massachusetts 54th and 455th regiments, to be paid off in Boston as soon as possible. They are currently serving in South Carolina. The July return of the 7th Mass Battery at Houston Texas records 124 present and lists deaths of Frederick Weeden, Charles Kidder, and John Prevo. A Tiger Seventh Regiment armory meeting elected Charles O. Rogers as Colonel, Daniel G. Handy as Lieut. Col., Marsh A. Ferris as Major, with H. O. Whittemore declining the Colonelcy.
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Roxbury Youth Hurt in Factory Accident
Lewis Ward thirteen son of John Ward of Adams street Roxbury was struck on the head at Pierson's cordage factory suffering a skull fracture. Doctors Robinson and Arnold trepanned and removed bone. Ward is in critical condition but comfortable. State liquor prosecutions in Roxbury show warrants outstanding and officials reluctant to serve them. State police may take over.
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Proposed Visit of Boston Firemen to Philadelphia
The steam fire engine No. 4 of this city asks city leaders for leave to visit Philadelphia on October 16 for the grand firemen parade with their fine apparatus. The company includes former Barnicoat Engine Co. No. 11 members, famed as a crack unit and known for hospitality to visiting firemen, promising to represent the local department well in Philadelphia.
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Shipowners and the Internal Revenue Law Rumor
Rumors circulate that Internal Revenue Agent C. C. Woodman plans a raid on shipowners operating vessels in U S waters for noncompliance with the license tax law. The statute requires vessels with gross receipts over 600 dollars annually to pay a license tax and an extra twenty five dollars if they carry passengers with food and lodging.
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Muster Rolls Complete for 15th NY Heavy Artillery
The 15th regiment Heavy Artillery New York volunteers has its muster rolls completed and will be mustered out of service tomorrow and immediately leave for home. At Fortress Monroe on August 19 all patients were removed from Chesapeake Hospital and the building turned over to the Freedmen's Bureau. The steamers J D Coleman and Winnipenny were discharged from Government service today.
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Navy Yard Vessels and Frigates At Charlestown
Thirty one ships lie at Charlestown Navy Yard mostly steamers with fourteen under repair. Ammonoplane is prepared to receive machinery to be installed in New York. The steam frigate Franklin sits at the wharf by the sheets for machinery adjustment built by Atlantic Works. Franklin was built at Portsmouth Navy Yard.
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Reception in Charlestown by Bay State Guard
The Bay State Guard Company H of the 29th Massachusetts Volunteers will be welcomed today by Charlestown city authorities. A noon procession forms, meets veterans at Fitchburg depot at 2 pm, then marches through main streets to City Hall for a mayoral welcome. Firemen and veteran groups participate as usual.
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Fatal Accident at Saratoga Claims Medford Conductor
William Crooke, 43, a respected Medford resident and former Boston and Maine railroad conductor, died after mistaking a long open window for a door at Saratoga Springs. He fell about 40 feet, breaking both legs and sustaining fatal injuries. He left a wife and children in Medford.
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Edwards and Kershaw vs Richards Trial Award
Claim for steam power and heating for mechanical work totaled 493 50 with a defense of nothing due. The award was 300 41 plus costs. Counsel were F A Perry for Edwards and Kershaw and J B Sanford for Richards. Judge Russe opened court but no substantial business occurred. Trials to resume today before Judge Roards.
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Richmond Correspondence Reports Political and Military Shifts
The Tribune notes the government’s election approach is having a salutary effect while about 40 000 negroes in the Peninsula followed Union armies. Regiments are being mustered out and limited forces remain to curb vagrancy. Col West at City Point is ordered to Richmond. Gen Dana may march north with 6 000 to 10 000 men.
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Washington Items from the Tribune Despatch
The Adjutant General declares enlisted Signal Corps men to receive a bounty balance as volunteers under the discharge order. General L B Parsons is ordered West to oversee the sale of government steamboats and barges. Col H M Enos is named Chief Quartermaster of the Department of New Mexico.
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Arrivals of Cotton-Reconstruction in Texas and Illinois
Over 175 bales of cotton today bound for St Louis and 1000 for Cincinnati. A. W. editor of the Mobile Argus and Crisis died at Jackson Mississippi on the 8th. A citizen committee of Northern Texas pledged to uphold lawful authority travels to Austin to confer with Gov Hamilton on restoring civil government.
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Guerilla Outrage in Tennessee Reported
Soldiers from Jackson Tennessee rode out to recover stolen horses but were attacked by guerrillas. They were driven back and lost their horses. Reports say three soldiers were killed after capture. Two guerrillas have been captured.
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